Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-14

lowed hN talr weather, trSSh 10 DISK MlnUS,
shifting To westerly, with slight rise in temper
atuge.
THE funerals OF the dead Anarchists
have been carried out, not exactly as per
programme, but still with sufficient i'm
pressiyeneSs with funeral music and with
several thousand people in line. But with
all this show not single Anarchistic demon
stration was made. Why was this? What
occasion could have been more fitting in the
eyes OF the Surviving Anarchists for big
demonstration than the funerals Of these
martyrs? In another column is printed
an intiammatory editorial from the Chicago
Arbeitsr Zsittmg, the organ Of the
Chicago Anarchists, OF which SPIES
was editor, which appeared Saturday
morning. Why was it that this
had no effect whatever There were
comparatively few policemen watching the
funeral, and the occasion was most pro
pitious for an outbreak. The reason is
plain. The spirit OF Anarchy in this eoun-
try has been broken and crushed. In the
presence of the laws work, showing that
in this land the law is supreme by the will
of the people. not an Anarchist sympa-
thizcr dared shsw his hostile face. 1t will
be long, very long, ere they screw up their
courage to the point oragain setting the law
at defiance. Aud it Congress appreciate
the situation ami close the gates to these
foreign murderers Anarchy will never
agaiu show It's hateful head in America.
LoNDoN had a high old time yesterday
with her mons. Thousands and thousands
poured into trafalgar Square. The police,
who numbered 900, attacked each society
As it appeared, hut 100000 people finally
assembled i'm the square. The military
was finally called into service, but 1t was
then dusk, and the people dispersed Of
their own accord. Hundreds were in-
jured. \ peculiar feature Of the case was
that while the crowds hOOted the police,
they cheertd the military. Yet, there the
military stood, ready, a. soon as the police
lines were broken, to empty their muskets
into the crowd. Glitter rand tue trappings
have great effect on English mobS.
TIE following card appears in the New
York !ror'd
ToHr Ejt'or ufar Uo.H-
Gov. Foraker sends out denial Of the
authenticity Of an interview with me last
night. The interview Is true, exactly rs
telegraphed it. and no one knows it better
than Gov. Foraker. W. \. TAYLOR.
ColtmJus, q, Nor 10.
We warned Capt FORAKER that Col.
TAYLOR was bad man to monkey with
To man mp a tree it looks like FORAKER
had not improved his case by the denial
lie hal much better have chained mp his
mad Tiujty in ths first place,
SrHwAu calls LINGG q Scalawag and q
miserable rat. This il uot only a case OF
the pot calling the kettle black, but the
act shows SrHwNE in rather contempt
ble light considering everything. Suppose
the human tise,' we're alive and bothl free,
would Mr.. SruA ~. be SO bold in denOunc-
Ing the bomb maker
The Providence, K. l., People Anarch-
istl prints a picture Of sratoid with
dangling noosss and under it says: In hoe
siy.lo ro,..,. We are to understand by this,
it seems, that the ca!lows is hereafter to be
the trade mark of Anarchy. This isapprO
pirate, %. least.
IT Now seems to be settled that the
German Crown Prince must die of his
throat affection, the only question being
how long his life can be prolonged.
GOV. LEE has ordered three companies
of militia to Poeahoutas, Va, where riots
between the native colored population
and Hungarians are in progress.
BETTER, MINI, had a $lOo, 600 blaze
Saturday night. Better would now be
better OF il Better had had a better fire
department
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will probably
strike SrARES from the Land Commits